Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-10

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Don't fail to peruse \. Siegel & Son
change of adv. in tins issue.
Mrs. Eva Jones has had very fine
life-siZe picture made Of her husband
Elmer Reynolds. of Nassar, visitet
Jason Clark and other friends III this
: place the past week.
Guy Kimball, OF Port Huron. Wa;
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. DIG. VIII
lams one day last week.
II. j. Bryce. of East Saginaw, was
visiting among old friends ana ac-
quaintances the past week.
Moses Burns and ChaS. GerkinS. OF
Fremont. were callers at the EXPOSE ron
Office while in the village one day last
week.
Little Willie screams and storms
with Il burn upon his arm. TO little
Willie JOY is sent, by using Salvation
Oil the great liniment.
Eliot Merritt's horse attached to the
buggy made lively run up Main street
on Saturday. The buggy was slightly
damaged but 10 one was injured.
John Mathews, of Roseburg, moved
To town this week and now occupies
q. ". Mills house. lie is building Il
barn on his property in the village.
Henry Cough at one time in the fur
niture business in this village but now
aI Everett. is visiting his brother and
other friends around here at present.
John Nanslyke was the lucky person
! who got the five pounds of tea by
| guessing on the number of seeds in the
| prize pumpkin ut Holden Bros. His
guess was $50 and on counting the
SeeGs found he had struck the right
number exactly.
- he world was all before them
where to choose" and as they were q
sensible young couple they took a house
near the corner. where they could get
always, on short notice. bottle of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup at % cents, to
cure their colds.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all hard, soft or calloused Jumps and
Blemishes from horses, Blood SPAWN.
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ringbone, Sti-
iles. Sprains, Swellings, etc. save 500
by use of one bottle. Warranted
Sold by Chas y. Wells & Co., Druggists,
BrOckway Centre. Mich.
The days are now OH the wane, and
the beautiful coloring surrounding all
nature but precedeS the cold blasts,
and warns us to prepare for winter. The
storm doors and windows should now
be adjusted, the banking raised, and
everything made snug to entice com
fort to remain within the home.
Menzies, of the Brockway Centre EN-
POsITOR, is happy. Money making busi-
ness in that sheet, lovely wife and boy
at the home, and a big pumpkin given
to him last week. enough to carry him |
thrO' the whole pie season. But the |
"bOys" who know him believe that he !
never gets more good things than he !
deserves - st. Clair Republican.
The largest book published. The la
test edition of Webster's Unabridged, !
in the quantity of matter it contains, |
is believed to be the largest volume |
published. 1t will surprise many to
know that by printers careful reckon
ing it contains eight times the amount |
of matter that is in the Bible, being !
sufficient to make 30 l2mo. volumes |
such us usually sell for - % each.
This week our erst while esteemed |
contemporary, the Macomb County |
Democrat, after about nine months of |
the varying viciSsitudes and uncertain
ties of life, his followed in the foot
steps of mahy another newspaper ven-
ture and laid itself away OH the .Journa-
listic bone-pile, choked to death. no
doubt. OH one of the numerous chunks of |
free trade that have been offered to its
readers for some time back.-Rich-
mond Review.
A shrewd writer says that by adver-
tising, 1.-The trader and his calling be-
come identified, and the name OF a man
is inseparably connected in the mind
of the public with his merchandise. 1t !.
may not be the very day an advertise
ment appears that it bears fruit, weeks
or months may elapse. and then. when
the want arises, the article to be obtain
ed Immediately suggests the advertiser.
This is the effect of general advertising
when persistentlv followed
Mrs. Jas. Ferguson started for Cali
fornia OH Monday evening where she
will Join her husband and hereafter
make her home. Mr.. and Mrs. Fergu-
son have lived in this place for many
years and it is with regret that their
many friends learn of their departure
to take up residence in other parts.
May peace, prosperity and happiness
ever attend them in their new home.
The best wishes Of the entire cOmmu-
nifty goes with them. Mrs. o. w. Mills
and family and w. +. Wells also ac-
companled her.
An exchange says: Would you re-
tain the love of friend, do not be sell
fishly exacting." That is very prettily
said, but it depends altogether on what
your friend considers "selfishly exact
ing" Six months ago the writer lent
friend twenty dollars and i'm order to
retain the love of the aforesaid friend,
he RETAINED from reminding HIM of
the loan, till a few days ago. 1t so
however, that he was in
need of some winter underclothes, so
upon meeting this friend, he gently re-
minded him that he needed about
twenty dollars. Did the friend come
TO the scratch like little manp No, sir!
He gave the writer look of scorn that
he had evidently been practicing upon
for some time, and said: Before /
would be as selfish as you are, j would
90 and commit suicide" 1t is sad to
relate that on account of the writer be-
ing so "selfishly exacting." he no long
or retains the love of this friend-nor